Successfully developing blood from human skin, opening a new era for medicine
There will be no need for humanitarian blood donation anymore, because people are about to have an endless source of blood from the patients themselves.
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There will be no need for humanitarian blood donation anymore, because people are about to have an endless source of blood from the patients themselves.
This law will take effect from January 1, 2017. However, individuals who do not want to donate organs have the right to register
Before conducting heart transplant surgery, a 25-year-old American man must wear a 24/7 artificial heart backpack throughout 555 days.
Abcnews reported that doctors in Maryland's Johns Hopkins Medicine Hospital have successfully performed the world's first liver and kidney transplant between donors and…
Previously, a transplanted kidney from an HIV patient to another HIV patient was performed in South Africa and it has also been shown to save lives of transplant recipie…
Cancer cells can be spread from person to person through blood contact, such as blood donation or sharing needles, even from mother to child during pregnancy.
US scientists can create early-stage sperm from skin cells, opening a new hope for treating male infertility.
Artificial blood may replace donor blood in transfusions - researchers at the University of Edinburgh.
Forget about organ donation, you can now give your voice to people who lose their ability to pronounce because of illness.
You will save 3 people with every donation. And blood donation is so great that it is not only beneficial for the recipient but also for the donor.
Times of India on July 9 said women are increasingly traveling abroad to donate eggs to treat infertile patients in European countries.
Mainland China, for the first time establishing a breast milk bank, is facing difficulties in calling for donors and raising milk reserves.
Donating blood not only helps save lives but also provides health benefits for donors, such as helping reduce the risk of heart disease and cancer.
Many statistics show that the US is currently the world's No. 1 power in exporting human sperms. It is estimated that there are tens of thousands of containers